Can India try to break up China?

August 18, 2009

Truth Dive
August 17, 2009

An article appeared in www.iiss.cn in the name
of XinLang Bo ke, suggesting certain strategic
steps to break India. This article was in Chinese
language and therefore was translated and
commented upon by Indian media. The very fact
that such an article has been allowed to be
published in a website by China where no freedom
for expression is available, reflects the real
intention of China and such intentions must be
well known to the Indian strategists.

One of the translation invites a reference to the caste system in India

If India today relies on any thing for unity, it
is the Hindu religion. The partition of the
country was based on religion. Stating that today
nation states are the main current in the world,
it has said that India could only be termed now
as a Hindu religious state. Adding that
Hinduism is a decadent religion as it allows
caste exploitation and is unhelpful to the
countrys modernisation, it described the Indian
government as one in a dilemma with regard to
eradication of the caste system as it realises
that the process to do away with castes may shake
the foundation of the consciousness of the Indian nation.

China in its own interest and the progress of
Asia, should join forces with different
nationalities like the Assamese, Tamils, and
Kashmiris and support the latter in establishing
independent nation-States of their own, out of
India. In particular, the ULFA (United Liberation
Front of Asom) in Assam, a territory neighboring
China, can be helped by China so that Assam realises its national independence.

In another translation the Chinese intention of
claiming more Indian territories in the south of Tibet is revealed

To split India, China can bring into its fold
countries like Pakistan, Nepal and Bhutan,
support Ulfa in attaining its goal for Assams
independence, back aspirations of Indian
nationalities like Tamils and Nagas, encourage
Bangladesh to give a push to the independence of
West Bengal and lastly recover the 90,000 sq km territory in southern Tibet.

The contents of that article are totally against
the existence of India . At the same time it
appears to be a deliberate attempt to divert
attention of the Chinese population from the
disturbing internal affairs in the states of
Xinjiang and Tibet. On the other hand the ruling
communist party of China may be concerned about
the growing economic and military power of India
with a positive forecast on the Indian economy
and the recent launching of nuclear submarine in
the Indian Navy ; But such concerns are unfounded
since at present China is well ahead of India in
both economic and military status.

China have reasons to celebrate after gaining
success of Maoists in Nepal, getting closer to
Rajapakse Government in Sri Lanka and enjoying a
solidarity with military junta in Myanmar. In
this context the Indian strategy on foreign
relations with neighboring countries has completely failed.

China may be delighted by the activities of
Maosts in India who mostly come from the
depressed classes and tribals. Only the upper
caste dominated Indian strategists consider
Maoists as enemy and go for a violent solution to
fight with them as if they are the
representatives of China forgetting that they are the citizens of India.

In reality it is purely an internal affair of few
states in India even though there can be
evidences that Chinese are encouraging Maoists
from across the Border. This can be solved by
mobilising resource for spending towards the
progress of people in the Maoist controlled
areas. Alternately the locals should be given
more share out of the natural resources of the concenred region.

This flag is used by Uyghurs as a symbol of the
East Turkestan independence movement. The
Government of the Peoples Republic of China
prohibits using the flag in the country.

This flag is used by Uyghurs as a symbol of the
East Turkestan independence movement. The
Government of the People's Republic of China
prohibits using the flag in the country.

If China sees a truth in identifying caste system
as a tool to defeat India , it fails to recognize
the rise of Indian Union by sharing of
geographical and human resources among the States
mostly divided by Languages and not by castes.

The reference to Tamils as potential nationality
to which China should align fails inherently
since Chinese have already aligned with the
Sinhalese nationalistc Rajapakse regime, which is
largey seen by the Tamils as a gonocidal regime.
China also supports the military Junta of Myanmar
where Tamils in millions are converted to Burmese language and culture.

The Chinese have got a wrong impression about
Tamils. The valiant struggle of Tamils in Sri
Lanka for the past few decades and the recent
outburst in Malaysia should have made the Chinese
to come to a conclusion that Tamils can be easily
espoused for a vociferous demand on their linguistic and religious rights.

During Tibet's history, it has been an
independent country. Today, Tibet is administered
by the People's Republic of China (PRC).

Previously some of the foreign hands with an ill
intention to slow down Indian economy, were
successful in cultivating separatism in Punjab
which was progressing ahead of the rest of the
states in agriculture and other fields.

By the same failed logic they believe that Tamil
Nadu which is progressing to become number one
state in India can be targeted to destabilise
Indian economy. Moreover China is always envious
about the success of India in Software field
which is now a catalyst to the progressing Indian
Economy. It should be noted that Tamils are seen
in software field all over the globe. This is the
reason behind a conspiracy being laid by China to
alienate Tamils from mainstream India.

The Tamils in Tamil Nadu India, demonstrated
their affinity to their language in Anti Hindi
agitation in 1960s but their protest came to an
end once they got an assurance about continuation
of English as a link language. Now the Tamils
have come a long way and constitute inseparable
patriotic entity of Indian Union. At this time
all other nationalities in India are reaping the
benefit of retaining English as a link language
and are appreciating Tamils about their forethought.

If our think tank in the external affairs do not
feel disturbed and if they restrain from taking
legal action for writing something against the so
called cordial and friendly relation with China
we can also advice our Indian strategists to follow a similar roadmap as below.

1. Have a game plan and strategy to break China

2. Ally with Anti China countries.

3. Weaken the pro China countries like Pakistan,
Myanmar and Srilanka by promoting separatism in those countries

4. Plan for closer alliance with western
countries so that they come to assist India to Indian Navy in the Indian ocean.

5. By planning the coastal security with allies,
the land and air capabilities should be enhanced
well so that when China attacks, India can reclaim its lost territories

6. Recognise fully the Government of Tibet in
exile. Promote liberation of Tibet

7. Promote liberation of Uyghur Muslims in
alliance with the central asian countries which
are sympathetic to freedom of the oil rich state of Xinjiang.

8. Ask Russia, Vietnam and Japan to pressurize
China in whatever aspect possible to encircle
China in case of dispute with India.

But we will not insist such ideas as this will
make no difference between authoritarian China and Democratic India.

Instead India should go for Promoting Democracy
and Human rights in China by joining hands with
the liberal people of China and Tibet.

So far India is seen compromising on the Human
rights, Freedom of Expression and rights of
minorities just for the sake of ill conceived
regional cooperation and for short term economic
gains in commerce and trade and reconstruction
activities. No amount of compromise is enough to
satisfy countries like SriLanka, Pakistan and
Myanmar. Such compromises are going to result in losses.

But without preparing a home ground, India cannot
play a peaceful game in this region. The Non
Governmental organisations in India must be
allowed and encouraged to conduct peaceful
demonstrations, campaigns for the cultural and
religious rights of Buddhist Tibetians, for the
right to autonomy of Xinjiang Muslims, for the
restoration of democracy and release of Ms Aung
San Suu Kyi in Myanmar, for establishing a
homeland for Tamils in Sri Lanka, for the rights
of Malaysian Hindus and for freedom of expression
in South Asia especially in Sri Lanka and Myanmar.

This is the proven way, just like India has
already made a non violent cultural aggression
through the spread of Buddhism in Asian countries
including China, we can also make this successful
invasion through Democracy and Human rights. Best wishes India!

If China dreams about an India free from caste
conflicts, it can send back Buddhism to India.

What about Indian defense and Security? That is
well advised by a Tamil saint long time back.